When was last time you reinvented your business?
Written by Dr. Richard Kaye
It is said that every five to seven years, we should be rethinking our operations, and reevaluate what we are doing and how. A recent article discussed how a united group of ski resorts in Austria totally surprised the more glamorous resorts in Switzerland by totally reinventing what they offered.
They succeeded where others could not!
The Ischgl resorts in the Austrian Tyrol have increased their revenues by 6% in the last 12 years where the Swiss Alps resorts have lost 12%. By reinvesting 50% of the revenues into improving their services - modernizing, upgrading and coming up with even new services - they literally rewrote the model of ski resorting in Europe.
What would happen if you applied this philosophy to your business?
When was the last time you stepped out of your business and brainstormed about all the possible ways it could be improved or even changed? In which areas do you need the most upgrading?
- Communication?
- Management?
- Leadership?
- Marketing?
- Branding?
- Capital?
- Legal?
Is it about you or your business? Can you come up with what needs to be improved and can you follow through?
The anticipation of these changes are thrilling, because you know there is always more. As Tony Robbins says, “If you’re not growing, you’re dying.”
The success of your business is also the result of the way your clients, patients, or customers, feel about you giving them exactly what they need.
The amazing story of the Ischgl resorts in the Austrian Tyrol has been the feeling people get when they go skiing there; a feeling that is created on an ongoing basis, by the combined efforts of many people who created such a success story. One of the keys to their was modern and up to date resorts service - which in your business would suggest upgraded business skills and services.
Are you available to reinvent your business, in a culture of cooperative entrepreneurship?
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Are you interested in a business upgrade? Find out how to reinvent yourself and your business, and how to sustain the effort until your vision gets manifested.
It is great to learn strategies and to get excited about your vision for your business. It is fantastic to learn new tricks and shortcuts.
It is also exciting to save time and money!
Yet there is an extra step to take: to move from learning to knowing. The difference between the two are consistent, directed, and correct actions. Are you able to keep it up until it works? Are you able to create the business that serves your dreams and still allows you a life outside work?
Do you want to learn from people who are able to do so?
Apply for a consultation to explore the steps you can take to have the business of your dreams.
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To your success,
Dr. Richard Kaye
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About the Author
Dr. Richard Kaye received his Bachelors of Science Degree in business, from Long Island University, C.W. Post College in 1973. He went on to receive his Doctorate of Chiropractic from the Columbia Institute of Chiropractic in New York in 1976. After 30-years in private practice in San Diego, California, he retired to pursue the entrepreneurial life. Prior to entering the field of health care, he was an electronics engineer working in the field of communications.
His distinguished career includes being named Outstanding Doctor of the Year in 1981, as well as Doctor of The Year in 1983, by the San Diego County Chiropractic Society. He served as President of the San Diego County Chiropractic Society from 1981 through 1983, and was Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sacro Occipital Research Society, International (SORSI), from 1986 through 1988. Dr. Kaye was a founding member of the Board of Directors of The Association for Network Care, in 1994, and continues to serve as its Vice-President.
In addition to having appeared on numerous television and radio shows, he has authored many published articles. Dr. Kaye is an internally acclaimed lecturer, having presented seminars and workshops in Australia, France, Japan, and Russia, as well as in the United States.
Richard sat on the Advisory Board of Brian Anderson Entertainment. He served as an Advisory Board Member for Pacific Rim Institute for Development and Education (PRIDE), a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) member of the United Nations, and Excellerated Enterprises, a multi-national teaching organization. Dr. Kaye served as a Board Member for the Enchanted Circle (Taos, New Mexico) Sirolli Institute. He served as Vice President of Investor Relations for RacelandUSA, LLC (a 1,140 acre motocross complex being built in the desert, east of San Diego). He is a member of the board of directors of the Global Gateway Community, and was Secretary of the Board of Directors for Style for Life. He is a former Vice President as well as a faculty member of CEO Space (a multi-national business development organization).
Richard has been featured on KTLA television, Los Angeles, California, on several occasions, discussing two of his specialties: Team Building and Super Networking. He was also featured on PBS; an in-depth story about the leading-edge health care he practiced.
At the Chopra Center, in La Costa, California, where he shared the platform for Lisa Nichols (star of The Secret, The Larry King Live Show, and The Oprah Winfrey Show) he spoke about: Consciousness, Cooperation, and Contribution – thriving in the developing recession.
Richard is one of three consultants to the Peak Potentials Caching Program: Peak State of Mind.
He speaks around the nation about the Secrets of Empowering Communication and Negotiation.
Richard resides in Taos, New Mexico.
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